The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Miss Berry's school opens on Monday.
Read the Quaker Dairy's advertisement
in another column.
The All-Star Novelty Combination Is
coming to this city.
The steamer Lehua arrived from Molo-
kai at half-past 1 o'clock this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer returned by
the Zealandia from an extended trip
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Jones were passen-
gers by the Zealandia. Mr.. Jones looks
none the worse for being interviewed.
Purser George McLane has the thanks
of the ADVERTISER for full files of late San
Francisco papers.
The brigantine Lurline has just made
the fastest trip between San Francisco and
Hilo, nine and half days. Il
MIR. J. w. Robertson is to assume the
duties OF bookkeeper at IoIani Palace on
Monday.
His Majesty the King will receive Ad-
miral Kimberley and officers of the Van
dalia at IoIani Palace at noon to-day.
The large organ will be used at St, An
drew's Cathedral tomorrow, the bellows
having been repaired
The Post Office received twenty-three
bags OF mail by the Zealandia, and for
warded five to the Colonies this morning.
Call around at the Quaker dairy this
morning and take look at the fresh fruit
received by the Zealandia.
California produce was received by
the Zealandia by H. E. Mcintyre q Bros,
corner of King and Fort streets.
Mr. James F. Morgan will hold his regu-
lar cash sale at 10 o'clock this morning,
when he will offer a large assortment OF
goods.
Mr. Taro Ando, Japanese Consul and
Commissioner, visited the L. S. S. Van
dalia yesterday, and was received with the
usual hOnOrs.
Mr.. David Syme, editor and proprietor OF
pioneer journalists of Australia, was a |
through passenger by the Zealandia
The regular monthly meeting of Homo
lulu Typographical Union No. 81 will be
held this evening at $50 o'clock, at the
usual place.
The Rev NJ S. L. Onslow, Chaplain of
II. B. NJ. S. Conquest, will preach at the
30 o'clock service at ST. Andrews Cathe-
iral tomorrow evening.
Sisters Beatrice and Albertina of st.
Priory, returned from the other
tide of the island yesterday, after enjoying
two weeks vacation.
A baseball match will take place this
.fternoon at the Makiki Grounds, between
cams from the L. S. s. Vandalia and
Adams.
Mr.. George w. Houghtailing, of the Bay
Horse saloon, died early yesterday morn
ng at his residence, Kapalama. He was
uried in the afternoon.
By the Zealandia, Lewis & Co. received
heir usual consignment of fresh California
ruts, fish and vegetables on ice. Leave
our orders early.
There will be shooting match this after
Don at the range, between picked teams
rom H B. NJ. s. Conquest and the H. r. (
i, ten rounds each man at 200, 400 and
90 yards.
Admiral Kimberley, of the flagship Van
ALA, called upon His Excellency John o. :
,ominis, Governor of Oahu, and His Ex-
ign Affairs, yesterday.
The Triumph, the flagship of the British
4uadron in the Pacific, has been ordered
ONE to England. Rear Admiral Heneage,
of the Pacific squadron, will
'ansfer his flag to the Swiftsure.
The British bark Min sailed from London z
ugust oath for Honolulu. The new or
an for the Kaumakapili Church is on ;
oard. The Min is consigned to Messrs.
. w. MacfarIane Il Co.
Mr. Thos. Rain Walker, British Vice :
onsul, returned to Honolulu by the Yea
india, looking exceedingly well Mrs. !
Walker and Master Clement are still in
and will return blythe Austria
The latest quotations in the sugar mar [
ct are: Refined-Crushed and cut loaf,
1-16@61Ic; cube, G@6 Lice; dry granu-
ted, 3 15-1G06c; extra Yellow c, 475c. /
aws-Cuban centrifugal, 96 test, 5-16c; 1
Get sugar Uondon quotation), rs Sd.
Lack of space prevents US making more
ian a mere mention of the beautiful 4
zach blow, Pomona and Amberina ware
exhibition at the Pacific Hardware
store yesterday. Such beauti-
| goods have never before been shown in
is city.
The San Francisco Chronicle of August Q
tn says; The Treasury Department n
IS authorized the free entry of a case of .
intings from Europe, which will soon T
ach this port on its way to King Kala- .
ia of the Sandwich Islands Kalakaua
fond of art, and is something Of a painter
mseIf." (